Continuation from last week. Miss Laura COUNTS recently whitewashed the fence between the Counts Hotel & the livery stable. She is one of those sensible young ladies who knows that honest labor is honorable. Besides milking cows and feeding hogs, cultivating the garden & assisting in household duties, she owns & operates a large millinery & ladies' department store.Madison D KEFAUVER, father of David & Al, will remain here with his sons until the abatement of smallpox at Leitchfield, his home. He has never borrowed a cent in his live, never owed a cent, never went any man's security, never gave security. Man of considerable wealth which is all the results of honest labor. Strictly religious, 80 years old & since retirement his favorite pasttime is giving young people advice & instructions in the right way of getting on in life. Hon. Joe H EAGLE appointed general attorney of the Gulf, Beaumont & Northern Railroad per Houston's Post. Joe was born & raised here, character was idealistic and without blemist. T P EVANS is crowded with buggies and surries now, will sell cheap. Best superior wheat drill also sold; his is the place to buy National Fertilizer, has about 700 bushels on hand. D. KEFAUVER & Co has 300 pair of shoes & slippers to close out. T K CHISM has the best line of ladies' sash buckles & collar clasps ever found in T'ville. J T RHOTEN's is the cheapest grocery house in T'ville. Call at Miss Laura COUNS' Millinery Store - dress goods, trimmings & notions; you'll also find Mrs Emma MAXEY, the leading dressmaker there. "Any person wishing to purchase a monument or grave stone of any style or design can save agent's profit and long distance freights by appling to Messrs. BARR and DIXON, Tompkinsville." J E POYNTER selling up-to-date mill, all modern improvements, will pay highest market prices for wheat & corn. G S PAGE is having a well dug at his hotel. Mrs Marcus EAGLE is furnishing excellent music for the Institute. W H GLAZEBROOK will soon complete the brick work on his fine residence. W L MARRS of Mud Lick recently had a fine milk cow killed by lightning. A little child of Smith SHIRLEY's of Mud Lick, died last Tuesday morning. The late arrival at James COULTER's is a fine boy, born last Sunday evening. Misses Beulah & Laten BARR of Fountain Run are visiting friends & relatives here. The storm last Saturday morning die great damage to corn & apples in some parts of the county. Corn was badly broken down & apples blown off the trees. John PREIVETT, prominent citizen of Metcalfe Co died of consumption at Edmonton last Monday. Mrs Calvin COTHRIN died of consumption at her residence near Edmonton last Sunday after a long illness. Mr W G HUGHES, who has been in critical condition at his home here for past 2 weeks, of nervous prostration, is somewhat improved (reported by Glasgow Times). Weddings: Crys NORMAN & Sallie HOOD, last Sunday morning at her father's house by Thomas HOOD. Rev J R LESLIE officiated. She a beautiful & accomplished young lady, he an honest and hard working boy. Mr. R B OWENS, the well known horse jockey, married last Sunday at 1 am on the public square in T'ville to Miss Carrie SMITH, pretty daughter of Andrew SMITH of near Sulphur Lick; Judge W S SMITH officiated. J M McPHERSON & Mrs. Mary E SMITH married in town last Tuesday, Judge W S SMITH officiated. She the d/o James PADGET and the widow of Billie SMITH, a most excellant lady. Groom is a widower and a good clever gentleman. to be continued yet next week. Sandi Sandi's Puzzlers: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~gensoup/gorin/puz.html SCKY Links: http://www.public.asu.edu/~moore/Gorin.html GGP: http://ggpublishing.tripod.com/